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Last-Minute Hero Delivery

I have one flagship product shoot with a glossy finish and three thumbnail shots that partners need with transparent b…

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CDecide — “help me choose”I have one flagship product shoot with a glossy finish and three thumbnail shots that partners…+
I have one flagship product shoot with a glossy finish and three thumbnail shots that partners need with transparent backgrounds by 3pm for the ad ops review. The gloss has bright specular highlights and one photo has a soft shadow hugging the base. I'm new to owning these exports and I'm scared of obvious halos or lost reflection detail when I knock out the background in front of the media team. Tell me which of these I should attempt with a quick batch path versus which need careful manual masking, what order to remove the background and preserve the gloss, and a single line I can give the ad ops lead if anything arrives late.
when the reply comes backPush once: ask it to sharpen the weakest part, and to say what it assumed.

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Need a clean hero and thumbnails before the 3pm ad ops review; first time I'm owning the final delivery and I don't want the launch to bounce because of sloppy edges.

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Marketing Manager

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